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    Latest research supports Mediterranean and Asian-style eating plans to reduce risk of AMD

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    2025 Research Grant Recipient

    Towards a personalised approach to predicting and preventing progression of age-related macular degeneration

    2025 Research Grant Recipient 

    Genotype-phenotype correlations in PRPH2-associated retinal dystrophy

    2025 Research Grant Recipient  

    Nocturnal hypoxia: An unrecognised risk factor for neovascular age-related macular degeneration

    2025 Grant Family Fund Award Recipient

    Macular vascular disease: software standardisation and data harmonisation to accelerate the development of new imaging biomarkers and therapies

    2025 Grant Family Fund Award Recipient

    Next-generation gene therapy for Stargardt Disease: Enhanced AAV-mediated ABCA4 delivery to restore vision

    New Spring edition 2025 of Vision Voice is now available  

    Welcome to the latest edition of Vision Voice.

    $1 million investment in new macular disease research 

    MDFA is Australia’s largest source of research funding in the field of macular disease outside of government.

    MDFA invests $1 million into macular disease research

    Macular Disease Foundation Australia today announced it has awarded more than $1 million to eight

    Volunteer spotlight: Leeloo’s role in building connection and support 

    Leeloo, one of our dedicated Peer Support Facilitators, volunteers her time to helping build a space where people living with macular disease can connect and feel stronger.

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